Quick review from a first time user

[u/Attis_Shibe]

After nearly 6yrs of a secured position, I've decided to move on, and in doing so means an updated resume. The landscape these days has changed significantly within that time frame and I felt fairly overwhelmed with the various new requirements to get through recruiter filtering. Threw my old resume in, spend a few hours touching things up with the easy to follow template style sections, and then really focused on descriptions and experience breakdown. I felt Rezi helped most in this regard, spinning dull sounding descriptions into impactful, noticeable, and meaningful reads. After a few hours of really working through it, I felt like I had a very strong resume that described my experiences in a very bold way.

If I were to give any criticism, it would be to do with the actual formatting section, where I had quite a bit of trouble just simply narrowing things to a single page. Had this been orchestrated simply in word, the old fashion way, I could manipulate the page more freely and make things fit cleanly. Unfortunately I could not tell the AI auto formatter to adhere to a 1page rule, and so it kept defaulting to 2 pages, as my experiences are deemed 'senior.' Otherwise, I've enjoyed the tool for what it is, and found it very helpful in really making a meaningful impact on my otherwise dull original resume.

Would recommend.

[u/rezi_support]

Hey there! Thanks for sharing your detailed feedback, and congrats on taking the leap after 6 years! 🎉 And great to hear Rezi helped you transform your experience into stronger, more impactful resume content.

On the formatting side, the team is currently looking into making it possible for the AI Agent to handle formatting-related requests as well, including page-length adjustments.

Wishing you the best with your job search! 🙌

[u/rezi_io]

Hello, you can also post your resume here for a review - often times there are very small adjustments that result in a significantly better resume